SECTION A  10 Multiple Choice Questions

A patient is being discharged from the outpatient surgical center status post right cataract extraction with intraocular lens implantation. The patient is alert and oriented, complains of mild eye discomfort, tearing, and blurry vision in the operative eye. The protective eye shield is in place with no signs of bleeding or drainage. Vital signs stable. The nurse should inform the patient that mild discomfort and tearing are common during healing, but [symptoms] may indicate [problem] and the patient should be seen promptly in the emergency department.

Answer this at the very end.  this is bonus.   Tell me everything you can think of about protein synthesis/the endomembrane system.  If you can basically walk me through protein synthesis, that would be full credit.    

A door to an attic is located in the ceiling of a hallway.  In an attempt to open the door by pulling on a string attached the door at point A, Sam exerts a 450 N force at an angle of 60 degrees to the door.  The distance between points A and B is 1.5 m.  What is the magnitude of the torque in

According to Durkheim, which of the following is NOT true about deviance? 

Which of the following is not one of the five legitimate uses of force, often referred to as the “Rules of Engagement”?

In neuromuscular physiology, the strength of a muscle contraction is determined by the number of motor units activated in response to a stimulus. As stimulus intensity increases, additional motor units are recruited to generate stronger contractions. A maximal stimulus is the lowest stimulus intensity that recruits all available motor units within a muscle, producing the greatest force of contraction. Any stimulus intensity beyond this point, termed supramaximal, does not result in increased muscle force because no additional motor units remain to be activated.   Question Which of the following best defines a maximal stimulus?  

A 35-year-old man reports frequent stumbling and heaviness in his legs. Though muscle strength is normal, he shows poor posture when standing still with eyes closed. Tests reveal reduced reflexes and impaired proprioception. These signs indicate a problem with regulating muscle tone—the baseline, involuntary muscle activity that keeps muscles slightly contracted at rest. Muscle tone maintains posture and joint stability without causing movement. Loss of tone can lead to imbalance and poor postural control. Question:Which of the following best explains the role of muscle tone based on the passage?      

What characteristics do all angiosperms share?

What is the difference between cultural assimilation and cultural competence in nursing?